Origin and Meaning of Cynthiaann

Combination of Cynthia and Ann; Cynthia refers to the moon, while Ann means grace.

Origin: English - Cynthia is derived from the Greek 'Kynthia,' an epithet of the goddess Artemis (goddess of the moon), and Ann comes from the Hebrew 'Hannah,' meaning 'grace' or 'favor.'

• Cynthia was a popular name in ancient Greece and gained prominence in English during the Renaissance due to its association with the arts and poetry.
• The name Ann has been a classic name for centuries and is commonly used in various cultures, often as a standalone name or as a suffix to other names.
• Notable bearers include American actress Cynthia Nixon and various women who have contributed significantly to literature and the arts.
• Cynthiaann is less common than its components but reflects a trend of merging names to create unique variants. Its popularity peaked mid-20th century.
• Variations of the name include Cynthia, Cinthia, Ann, and Anna, which may also stand alone or merge with other names, similar to Cynthiaann.